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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
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An Entire Family. Consisting Of Eteven
Persons, slowly Poisoned. Supposedly by
= Colored voudoo Doctor-Some OF the
Victims Past Recovery.
MILLED0EvTLLE. Ga. March 1J-Mr.
Spights. who lives near Browns Cross
Ing. came to town yesterday and reported
that the entire family OF John Harris. col
ored, consisting OF him self. wife and nine
children. were poisoned on the plantation
Of Mrs. J. M Morriss last Friday. The
poison acted slowly, and mGiical attend
ance was nct until Sunday
evening. BY that time one or the family
was past hope, and the Others in q very
critical condition. Every member Of the
family was, when found by DR.. Harde-
man, in q seml-unconscious state. from
which they have mot vet reco vercd. One
OF the children died Sunday night. The
verdict Of the ~coronerss jury was that the
hild came 70 its death from poison at
the hands or some unknown person or
persons. Suspicion rests upon q voudoo
doctor in the neighborhood, and Is
grounded upon the fact that he
makes the treatment OF poison a
hobby. and the suspicion is strengthened
BY the fact that the poisoned family in
Cured his anger by ridiculing his power.
II is supposed he placed the poison in the
meal bag by slipping il through q crack
In the log house. Several articles Of food
and the child's stomach have been brought
20 this city. and will be thoroughly exam
med by experts. The mother and two
other children are almost certain to die,
while the fate OF all Is very uncertain
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Isaac q. v1neent. Whe nohhed Alabasns q
oooS.ooo walls state Trensarsr. Capt
uro1 = Iszne nnd 1naen Dock % Mone-
Gemsry - Fsee The nuaic-A nrokea-
uown MAJ.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, March lG-Isaac H.
Vincent. defaulting State Treasurer Of
Alabama. has % last been captured BY =
Ray. . deputy sheriff o. Parker County,
Tex Tho prisoner arrived here ycstcs-
day In charge Of Ray, and was taken %
Jail The arrest was made At Big Sandy,
Wood County, Tex. on last Sunday
morning q four O'Clock. Vincent stcpped
pcctlng apprehension. when hc Wal con-
fronted ~ Deputy Ray with : cooked 70
volver In his hand. Vincent thinking tho
olicer wal = highwaymau, Immediately
threw up his hands, stating that he had
no money about him.. Ray said he wanted
him for the crime OF embexxlcmcnt. and
not for his money. Vincent IT once broke
down, cried like . child. and begged tho
oficcr not TO take him back 20 his old
home, hand-cufcd, promising 10 waive the
formality Of waiting for srcquisition from
the Governor Of Alabama The oficcr
complied with tho request, and brought
him direct to Montgomery. arriving here
yesterday ~ one o'clock.
When the news spread that Vincent was
brought back the excitement was great.
Large crowds gathered atthe jail TO catch
. glimpse Of the prisoner, and knots Of
men assem- blcd on the street 70 discuss
the arrest and bringing back Of the noted
fugitive. II has long been suspected
here that Vincent was in Mexico, occas-
ionally taking trips to Texas, where his
family Is said 70 live. They left here
about . year or 90 after his flight, and Il
il supposed went 70 Texas where they
have bccn ever since.
vincent's flight on January q, 1883, his
embexzlement Of e22hO00 Of State funds.
which he lost in speculation and gam
bling. and the efforts Of detectives TO ar
rest him, are matters Of history. IL re-
NAMED for = simple deputy sheriff, -
sisted BY the active cooperation OF the
present State executive, 70 finally run 70
the ground this most noted Of Alabama's
de faulters- Vincent always commanded
the respect Of his f~cllowmen, was very
popular, and even now commands the
sympathy Of the people here on account Of
his interesting family.
Vincent has broke down completely; Is
haggard and worm, and looks twenty
years older than when he left here. His
trial on indictment containing thirty-two
counts for embezz!emen will come up at
the present term OF the Circuit Court now
In session, and is eagerly awaited by the
public II Is rumored that some startling
revelations will be produced ~ the trial,
as Vincent will unbo<om himself.
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ATLANTA. Ga, March N-Monday after.
noo two white teachers, accompanied BY
University, entered the gospel tent 81
among h audience. As many persons
who came In had to rcmnn standing, all
the scatssbcing taken, an usher requested
the colorcd girls 70 70 70 the portion Of
tho house reserved for thcir race, whore
there were plenty Of vacant seats. Tho
teachers would not let them 60, and de-
clarcd thcro ought not 70 be . distinction
on occount Of color Ia . house Of Worship.
a policeman was called In and decided thu
rules must b obeyed. The teacher end
pupils then left the tent.
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WAsufxoTox, March 15-Mr. Chang Yen
Hooa. Chinese Minister. sat for some pho
tographs yesterday. He was accompa-
MED by his interpreter and two or three
lady friends. who were anxious 70 soc the
operation. His scrvant carried up TO the
operators room two or three trunks
and several smaller cases, In
which werc ten or . dozen chan gcs
Of costume. The minister was done In
each or these, and IN IS many different po-
sitions. He wore silk cap, in the center Of
which was q large diamond about the size
Of . haxelnut. The cap fitted 20 closel
that the diamond looked like . huge star
set in his skull. Around his neck WINS a
necklace OF three chains, each OF
which was about yard
long, composed Of precious
stones, every sixth Of which was a dia-
mond- His interpreter said the aggregate
value OF the jewels which adorned tho
person Of the Minister was abcuta million
dollars. The different costumes were
composed o. the richest silks and satins,
embroidered with gold and trimmed with
richest furs. Mr.. Chang Yen Hoon ID said
10 be the richest man in China
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Veterinarians In Council.

PHILADELPHIA, March M-Thc United
yesterday, delegates from nearly every
ing inocculation for contagious pleuro.
pneumonia, and favoring destruction Of
70 establish q veterinary commission Of
United States army officers. DR.. Salmon,
OF the Bureau or Animal Industry, made
the startling statement that from 49, OC
70 10000 human lives are lost every year
through the use Of meat md milk from
~tuberculoscd cattle. Resolutions urging
boards Or health 70 t61kc great prccau tion
against tuberculosis woro adoptcd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

WASHINGTON. March - -Coioncl swift.
Ter, chief OF tho Bureau Of Statistics, ms
commenced an important task relating 70
the OF Western rivers. hc
proposes to prepare q report on the com
mcrcc OF the Mississippi and Ohio rivers
and OF the bridges which cross them. me
data 10 be collected will be complete not
only historically, as 70 the volume and
characteristics or tho commerce. Of these
rivers, but IT, influence upon the develop
rncnt OF the country throughout which
they low; tho changes In their commcrcc
resulting from the inauguration q tnc
great railway systcms, and their ~
lucnce In keeping down railroad frcign'
rates. etc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

TnB condition q Secretary Manning.
WIN b III q The Fifth Avenue Hotel. New
York, Wa somcwhst improved on the
18th, and bic condition d not considered
~ al dangerous, although Il WA said he
would b compelled q postpone his de-
parture for Europe until the loth, when
~ will sail on the Umbris-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

THB I alvalues Of the exports Of domes-
tic breadstu6s during the month OF Feb
ruary. 1881, amounted % I'll. So. - =
against 90. los 17 for the same time II
1854 and for the eight months ended Feb
ruary -, 1851, ol0l. GO, 40, against ~, 16i,.
IS for . corresponding period IN 1854
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

THE appearance Of several well-de-
veIopcd Eases Of smallpox IL J~ancsville,
Via, b causing general alarm Fears
= entertained Of it, spreading. and :
special meeting Of The Common Council
was called TO make arrangements for :
city hospital.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

ms. MARy p. PELrox. sister Of the late
samuel J. Tilden, died IN New York on the
18th Reports indicate that she and her
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

RnoDs IsLAnD 4 eli brokea up over .
serious outbreak e hog-cholera and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

WASHINGTON, March i6-The contents
Of the numerous letters suggesting
methods Of heating railr,ai cars safely,
which have been referred to General Du-
mont, Supervising Inspector General Of
Steamboats,. will not be made public until
a report on the subject Is made to Con-
grcss in December. a. 70 do 80 might in
terferc with patents that may be in con
temptation A large numbc Of the
methods suggested are such as have
been tried or discussed frequently.
Some suggestions are entirely
new and many are utterly impracticable.
BY . few persons the subject Is handled
scientifically. BY men who have made .
study OF how to avoid the horrors Of fires
IT railroad accidents. The plans that are
most thorough IT the departments are
those which contemplate having the neat
furnished from . distinct car attached AZ
. ender to the engine. Several plans
upon this idea have been suggested
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I'M citIneas % DrooGlyn are stornnG
tAo 0sechsr moounent projeok
yuE remains % The late Captain Danes
= Eads arrived q Jacksonvills. Fla o.
the l<th-
A vnrcx. with worse horrors than tAosa
- white River Junction. occurred nea
Boston - The lteh. IN which upwards q
thirty people were killed end many mers
Hos. y. ?. Bococz. swiss Assorasy'
General 81 Virginia, and : member Of III
constitutional convention % 1850. died -
Ne lAth In Appomatsex County. W.. 49,
eighty yoars.
r1Ia q Wiuimanuc, Coan., On he night
Of H. loth. destroyed the mill o. = A
Buck = ca The Wilimanttc Electri<
Light Compony's works were ruined
Buckle loes b estimated q ol& OoQ No -
unate can yet b made Of the amount 81
the loss 70 shs Electric Light Company.
HARRy q WRscor1, night clerk q the
walnut street House Cincinnati b miss'
iag. He left The money drawer and safe
locked, % that they had 70 Be broken
open. II y estimated that he carried o.
about $50 belonging % the hotel IND %
guests who had deposited their valuaeaea
with him
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

ExlSPEAKER CARLISLE was banqueted
By the Bay State Club in Boston on the
18th. Admiring Massachusetts, Demo
Gratis claim thu the ex-Speaker bears Z
striking resemblance TO the next Demo
cratic candidate for vice-President
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ConRncTED and revised lists OF The casu'
alties in the wreck on the Boston & Prov
idence railroad give twenty-four killed
and ia injured
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AT the eighteenth annual reunion Of the
Society Of the army Of the Cumberland,
70 be held II Warrington, May II. . statue
Of General James A. Garfield win b I'M
yelled
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PRINCE ALBERr vIcroR, son Of the
Prince Of Wales, has been sent 70 Gibral-
tar on duty with the Sixtieth Rifles, in
order 70 restrain his too apparent ten
dency 70 fast living in England The heir
presumptiyc must Be taught moderation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

Tn issue Of standard silver dollars
from the minis during the week ended
March Is was e4<7. 90. The issue during
the corresponding period Of last year was
ol11,79Q. The shipments Of fractional sil-
YER coin since March / amount to e133.S34.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

TIM clerks o. TIE House o. Representa-.
lives have just completed : comparison Of
the bills pocketed ~ President Cleveland
q The rcoent session Of Congress with The
number q bills which have failed in ether
years Il : simllar way. This time no less
than forty different bills and resolutions
died by the pocket veto, - against : prev
tous maximum total Of cfght
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IN TROUBLE.

One or the Principal Witnesses Against
Mrs. Surrat Ia 1865 In the Tolls OF thr
Law for Subornatiom Of Per~Jury->ome Of
Ills Crooked ways Exposed.
BALTIMORE. March lS.-Benjamin = pan
dauer was one OF the most important
agents in procuring the conviction Of Mrs.
Mary Surrat in 1856 for participation in
The conspiracy which resulted in the as-
s~nssination Of President Lincoln. IL has
always been alleged. BY those who re-
rarded her as the innocent victim Of The
excitement Of the time. that ~Spandaucr
assls cd materially in the manufacture Of
false evidence which consigned her % the
gallows. Spandaucr has occupied tine A.
tcnfion Of the police over and over again.
frequently as an agent Of those who were
interested in having false testimony pre-
scented In court.
Yesterday the man was arrested and
arraigncd on a charge OF cnceavoring 70
impede the administrator OF justice BY
resorting 70 a similar line Of criminal con
duet. b charge grew out Of Spandauer's
connection with the suit recently OF Mrs.
Johanna Jensen for n divorcc from her
husband. John Jensen. Judge Fisher
passed a degree OF divorce and granting
her alimony. In rendering the decision.
Judge Fisher said that he believed that
the evidence given by Spandaucr as
against Mrs. Jensen was false from
beginning to end. II is alleged that John
Jensen has ~cndcavorcd to avoi the pay
mcnt Of alimony. and that he was using
S~pdndauer 10 help him out. Before the
magistrate John G. Arnold and Frederick
Mcycrtcstihcd that Spandauer on w edncs-
day offered them <i0) each II they would
go into court and swear they had been
~criminaily intimate with Mrs. Jansen,
which they refused. ~Spandauer waived
an examination and was committed. II.
A. Becker also sworc out q warrant
against him for obtaining money on
false prctcnscs-
Mrs. MoaDios. also came 10 the court and
sworc that three years ago her husband
left her and now lives in Chicago. Last
Monday Spandauer called on her and adj
vised her TO get q divorce, and that he
would get up evidence that would .hx y
all right and got twenty dollars from
her 10 undertake the case. Mrs. Moabios
produced a witness TO show that span
dauer was playing q double game. John
=. Arnolds sworc that ~Spandaucr offered
him twenty-five dollars 10 swear that he
had illicit intercourse with her. II
transpircs that Spandaucr was wcrkin
in the interest Of both Mr.. and MI
Moabios, and was wheeling money out
OF them both.
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I'M Secretary o. State % informed hat
The cholera has spread through parts Of
the Gillian provinces o. Aconcagua and
Valparaiso, and q extending along thG
valley q Acoucagua toward She yea. Al
> station On the railroad between San.
tiago and Valparaiso, thirty-6vc mics
from the latter. about 90 cases have "a
1ar been reported, o. which about ~
have proved fatal.
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01nktnx lpeptt0s ~ tne ssustty
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Nail today
SAYS that. the boodlers." fearing that Van
Pclt, cx-County Commissioner, woul
sssqucar' and send them all 70 the pen
tcntiary, gave him the choice Of Nv
things. They proposed to give him q Ger
tain amount Of cash. provide for his de-
tense II indicted, and II he was sent 70 the
pcnitentiary 70 guarantee him enough 70
start him in business whom his time ex
pircd, provided he would not "squeal
Tho other was 70 let him severely alone
make his own defense and SHIFT for MN
self. The Mali ccntinucs:
1T Is hardly necessary TO add thai Van
tool the offer that included the read
cash and wont squcal unless Grinnel'
guarantees him more money than the gam
did,
The Mai intimatcs that $4,000 was the
cash consideration
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n y sisted On good authority mat DR..
Ac0lynn has received several letters
from Rome within the past few days.
One from Cardinal Gibbons states
that The Pore II dcsIrous 81
hevine Dr.. Mc0lynn whit Rome
and Cardinal Gibbons was In
etrncte0 e % ooyise him. The other lst-
ters arc fn1m blshops now In ths con
olstory - xouc who commend DR.. Ne.
~: 4c<3lynn's -rclnsatomcnt q simply I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The steamer w. G. Hall is due this after
noon.
The Kaimiloa was flying the Hawaiian
flag on Sunday.
The repairs to the School-street bridge
have been completed.
The Kinau sails at o'clock this after
noon for windwaTd ports.
The band concert at Emma Square last
evening drew out large attendance.
We are pleased to see DR.. John Brodie
out again after rather severe illness.
Everybody was complaining about the
heat yesterday. The evening was very
close.
The fine display of millinery and fancy
goods at Mr. n. S. Sachs store is attract
ing much attention.
On We next Fryday nyte at We Old Folkes
Concerto We men and women will be suf-
fered to sit together.
The Peoples Ice and Refrigerator Com
pany will pay a dividend of one dollar per
share to-day at their office.
Two natives were arrested last evening
tor deserving contract service with the
Interisland Steam Navigation Company
The Honolulu Almanac and Directory"
for 1887 is now on sale at J. H. Soperss
news depot and this Office. Price, so cents.
Howell, the book agent, was fined SIS
yesterday for selling a book of foreign
manufacture, entitled "MaidenhOod and
Motherhood"
There will be meeting of the Mems
Guild of ST. Andrews Cathedral at the
residence of the Rev H. H. Gowen, this
evening at the usual hour.
One of the crew of the steamer Mika-
hala, while attending to the donkey engine,
had one of his fingers cut entirely off by
the rope attached to the hosting appara-
tus.
The Bulletin" says that Major R. H.
Henderson,, the drummer boy of the Rap
pahannock, will leave San Francisco to-day
for Honolulu, and that he proposes giving
entertainments here.
The staff of the flag presented to the
Honolulu Rifles will be surmounted by
globe with a crown on the top, with the
national motto, Ia mau ka ca ka alma
ka pono," carved on the globe.
Ye next Friday nyte is ye TYNE of good
lie ENTERTAINMENT of Mufick and Har-
monief at We Big Meetinge Place called We
Mufick Hall in We towne of Honolulu. Ye
proceeds shall be for We goode of ye Ladyes
Socyetie of Benevolence.
A native found a bracelet on Saturday
and took it to Mr.. A. NJ. Hewett, asking
him to make note of it on his blackboard.
The latter d so and the lost property was
restored g the rightful owner in very
short space of time. The native was re-
warded for his honesty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-29

The Police Court was packed yester-
day morning with an audience interested
in the Molteno case. About half of it
consisted of witnesses in the case, who
had been subpenaed by the Marshal.
When Charles Molteno was called he
was charged with selling liquor without
a license.
AS this was a new charge, his counsel,
Hon. Paul Neumann, said Molteno was
not ready to plead.
Mr.. Peterson, the Deputy Attorney
General, asked for remand. Some of
the more important witnesses in the case
had evidently taken vacation, as they
could not be found. They would have
to be present before the case could pro-
coed.
Mr.. Neumann said he had no obiec-
ton to a remand until Thursday. He
felt sorry for those who were in attend
ance at the disappointment they must
feel in having the case postponed.
His Honor then remanded Molteno to
the S1st, when the two cases of selling
liquor without license and keeping a
disorderly house will be proceeded with.
The large audience then dispersed.
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Hunting the Wild Boar.

In Germany the boar hunt occurs an
nually. Trained hounds are held in leash
until the lair of the boars is shifted and
then they are let go. Off rush the brist-
ling beasts. They run fast, and the
faster they skip along the wider and
''madder" they get. Sometimes they
are shot, but the correct style of killing
is to use long spear or short sword
like knife. The hunter spies his boarship
speeding along in an almost straight line
blinded with rage and ferOcity. Bend
ing sideways to the earth the sportsman
thrusts his spear dull end downward in
the soil and the sharp point slanting up
ward and turned directly to the boar s
path. Straight on the wild boar rIlshes
and with all the impetus of his long
fight plunges upon the spear point, and
there impaled, dies a bloody death.
Although no boars are found among
the wild animals of the United States,
naturalists have no fear that they cannot
live in this climate and will thrive. The
ordinary hog if allowed to run wild will
become savage in three generations, and
both the newly imported boars and any
farmers pigs belong to the same family.
New York Tribune.